Dirty Harry’s is the place for wet T-Shirt contest in Daytona Beach.
She looks like an angel.
And the water is cold, see more bike week photos.
Hot Daytona Bike Week Girls
Posted January 22, 2010 by travelfloridaCategories: Bike Week, Daytona Beach, Florida, Photos, Travel
Tags: Biker Babes, Harley Davidson, Hot Girls, Sexy
Cutie Wows the Crowd at Daytona Wet T-Shirt Contest
Posted December 22, 2009 by travelfloridaCategories: Bike Week, Daytona Beach, Florida, Photos
Tags: Bike Week, Biker Babes, Hot Girls, Sexy
This cutie was wowing the crowd in Daytona Beach during Biketoberfest. I hope she comes back to Bike Week 2010 in February, I would like to see more of here!
Pictures: Pretty Red-Head at Biketoberfest
Posted October 20, 2009 by travelfloridaCategories: Bike Week, Daytona Beach, Florida, Photos
Tags: Biketoberfest, Hot Girls, Sexy
This young lady put on quite a show Friday night on Main Street in Daytona.
She was dancing while the crowd went wild.
Check back later and I’ll post some more, here’s more Biketoberfest 2009 pics.
Contest Becomes Girl’s Wet Dream in Daytona Beach
Posted September 19, 2009 by travelfloridaCategories: Bike Week, Daytona Beach, Fishing, Florida, Photos, Travel
Tags: Bikers, Biketoberfest, Harley Davidson
This beautiful girl is looking to get wet and there’s no better place than Daytona Beach.
It’s time to pour it on and there’s plenty of volunteers at Dirty Harry’s as they will be for Daytona Biketoberfest.
And she’s loving every minute of it .
Work it girl!
Yea baby!
She is one beautiful young lady. More Biketoberfest Photos.
Tribute to Bruce Rossmeyer
Posted August 1, 2009 by travelfloridaCategories: Daytona Beach
Tags: Harley Davidson, Motorcycles
Bruce Rossmeyer died today in Wyoming while riding his motorcycle to the Sturgis Motorcycle Rally in South Dakota. Bruce was a father of five and a grandfather of seven. He is survived by his wife Sandy.
Bruce was the owner of Destination Daytona, the #1 motorcycle dealer in the US. Bruce was also the biggest Harley-Davidson fan in the world.
But Bruce was more than a motorcycle dealer. His highest achievements were as a philanthropist and he raised millions and millions of dollars for organizations like Camp Boggy Creek, Boys & Girls Clubs, Joe DiMaggio Children’s Hospital, Ormond Art Museum, Easter Seals, Serenity House, the Orlando Magic Youth Foundation, the Cystic Fibrosis Foundation and possibly conducted more toy runs than anybody.
He will be missed.
